Tracing Your Home's Roots - A Zoom panel on utilizing local archives
October is American Archives Month, a time to focus on the importance of records of enduring value and to enhance public recognition for the people and programs responsible for maintaining our communities’ vital historic records.
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SOHO is commemorating American Archives Month with a free ZOOM panel discussion on October 12, 12-2pm, with expert local archivists to help historic homeowners learn various ways they can use San Diego archives when researching their home or site.
Whether you want to deepen your own appreciation of your property's history or are preparing for historic designation, our panel will provide valuable insights on how to best use their archives.
Four San Diego organizations and agencies with publicly accessible historic records and holdings will be on hand for this event, moderated by historian and planner James Newland. As a past president of the La Mesa History Center, Jim will also share insights about that organization’s archives.
Along with Jim, our panelists include Vickie Stone, M.A., Curator of Collections at the Coronado Historical Association; Dana Hicks, Ph.D., representing the La Jolla Historical Society; and a trio from the San Diego County Archives: Jeannette Notarangelo, Kiera Sullivan, and Jeffrey Delarosa. Each expert will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the audience, ensuring a comprehensive guide of sorts to which San Diego archives can serve you best.
October 12 · 12-2pm
The discussion will run 90 minutes with 30 additional minutes for Q&A, and will be recorded to create a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the rich history of our old homes and neighborhoods. The recording will be available later on SOHO’s website www.SOHOsandiego.org and our YouTube channel.
Please RSVP now for this free program
American Archives Month is a collaborative effort by professional organizations and repositories around the nation to highlight the importance of records of lasting value. Professional archivists assess, collect, organize, preserve, maintain control of, and provide access to information of enduring value, and they help people find and understand the information they need in myriad records.
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